This act is very similar to the act of throwing shade. Instead of just having an attitude, however, you raise a small drink umbrella (commonly found in cocktails) above the person you wish to throw shade at and reprimand them for what they have said.
Isaac: Is Queen B's new album perfect or what?
Griffin: It's okay, I guess.
Isaac: *umbrelling Griffin* You can go.
Griffin: It's okay, I guess.
Isaac: *umbrelling Griffin* You can go.
by professionalshadethrower December 21, 2013
A feller (or fellow, if you're not a redneck) who follows you around and holds an umbrella over your head to protect you from the rain or sun. This service can be done voluntarily by someone like a boyfriend or it can be a paid service. Mariah Carey has people to carry her water bottles. You know she has an umbreller.
A female version of an umbreller is an umbrellass.
A female version of an umbreller is an umbrellass.
It's raining so hard outside. I have all these binders and textbooks to carry to my next class. I wish I had an umbreller to keep me dry.
by RAV4 July 8, 2010
Umbrell (verb(əmbrɛl)). To shield oneself from falling entities such as rain.
Present tense: I umbrell; one umbrells
Past tense: One umbrelled
Past imperfect: One used to umbrell
Other connotations: enumbrell, brollify
Present tense: I umbrell; one umbrells
Past tense: One umbrelled
Past imperfect: One used to umbrell
Other connotations: enumbrell, brollify
by Qwazor November 28, 2019
ABULEA GET THE UMBRELLERRRR #larryballs #maxinviradI’m
“Abuela get the unbreller” Fredrico
Umbreller is the term used when talking about umbrellas but you’re Max
Umbreller is the term used when talking about umbrellas but you’re Max
by MAXYPAXYPERIODPAD January 19, 2022
The short, narrow strip of fabric attached to the outside of an umbrella. When used, it furls and tidies the fabric into neat folds and keeps it from flapping, taking up space and wetting those around it. Often it has a snap on the end that connects with its mate when the cord is in use. More modern umbrellas use Velcro instead of a snap.
Sue: Hey, use your umbrellical cord, man, that umbrella is all dripping on me.
Pete: Sorry, I can't, the snap ripped off and I can't afford another one right now.
Pete: Sorry, I can't, the snap ripped off and I can't afford another one right now.
by Defgrl May 22, 2008